I am a naturopathic herbalist in Australia. Recently I converted our dining room into an Apothecary where I store over 100 herbs, kombucha, kefir, sourdough starter, kvass, glycerites, extracts, sauerkraut, mushrooms, sprouts and other things I am tinkering around with. We pulled most of the plants out of our garden and gave them away then planted over 45 herbs we commonly use to save on money. Much respect to you ❤❤ My favourites are Damiana, Willow Bark, Ashwagandha, Turmeric and Icelandic Moss.
@@badpepsi I outgrew the pantry with my herbs and we were not using the dining room so we pulled the table out and put that in another lounge room. We acquired 2nd hand shelving and other cupboards etc all on free local Facebook groups and over the course of the last 3 months have made it my apothecary and meditation space. It’s beautiful and rustic and all my favourite things are in there. My friends keep their jars and bottles for me in exchange for Booch (kombucha) or teas and it’s the best thing I have ever created.
So inspiring, Gaz! My friend Camie and I are much older than you, but we are doing our best to get back to basics and reclaim control of our health. Thank you for sharing your life!
I am proud of you for learning about herbs/plants for their medicinal properties. My people believe, the plants that grow each season are the plants we will need for medicine for that season. Twice I was prescribed manmade medicine and each time I had a serious reaction so I rely on holistic remedies, have a huge herb garden, and dry, freeze, store the herbs to have on hand when I need them. Fortunately I am healthy, but I use all my herbs, and share them, throughout the year.
After leaving America to my quaint little European village in the sun, I started my garden and built an apothecary in 2023. It continues to grow as I learn about herbs, spices, fruits, oils, etc. that work to prevent and help to heal ailments. Best thing I've ever done and will never rely on pharma or modern doctors and their toxins. Everything I consume is locally sourced, which makes a huge difference to my health and wellness. Thank you for this video, I look forward to taking notes!
@gazoakleychef - if you take the yarrow leaves, dry them then blend using a milling blade until it is powder - this acts as a quick clot for bleeding. Similar to “Quik Clot” that we got issued in the military or “Celox” but those two contain animal products so yarrow has a similar effect but from nature instead. Cayenne pepper can also be used for mild bleeds in the same way. Just powder either into wounds. Yarrow stings less. Just be mindful with any form of quick clot powder of wind direction, which is the main reason the military switched from powder to infused bandage versions. You can carry cayenne powder and yarrow powder in one of those pill keyrings for small emergencies.
Your videos are a constant source of joy. I have them playing in the background and replay them🤣. Loving your space , always inspirational and tranquil🙏🙏🙏
Goodness Gaz & team! 🤩 Another amazing project from your creative heartfelt inspirations. 🦚 Mother Earth 🌎 appreciates your peaceful love bestowing balance & harmony. Thank you Gaz🦋❤🕊️💫
I recently started an herb garden. It is so rewarding to grow your own medicine, especially as you age, because doctors love to prescribe over the counter medication to the elderly. I'm 71, and I'm refusing the medication. Doing my own research and studying. Thanks for sharing❤
Wonderful masterclass-- thank you! As a Lifestyle Medicine Doctor, I appreciate you and your team!! Thank you for mentioning empowering us to engage both herbal and allopathic medicine in measure. Learning always, consider how these may complement and how they may clash. As a start, always chart what herbal medicines you use and share with your healthcare providers and healers alike so their recommendations may be tailered to you. Someday I hope to see your lecture--- thanks again!!🥰🌱🌻
I have a seasonally allergy to sunflower pollen that is hard to avoid as I adore these beauties that volunteer offering perpetual food for my beloved wild bird population. Soooo- I was ever so thrilled when I harvested, brewed and drank blue elderberry tea to find my allergy symptoms immediately cleared up! Next year I need to save some dried to add to my homegrown herbal tea blend. Nettles are my #1 wellness staple!!🎯 Love this topic, Gaz!🙏 You’re the best!!!!!!💙🌱😘💚
Can't wait to watch this video ❤🥰 You inspire me to learn and be active in searching ways to heal and stay healthy. Lost my trust in regular medicine. When it comes to mental health issues I truly believe there must be herbs that can help like looking at good nutritious food. Thank you Gaz for sharing your knowledge and love at this subject.
I absolutely love the direction your life and content is taking, and is so nice to see you growing and changing. herbs are so special and powerful, I'd love to one day grow my own! Marshmallow root is very powerful for the digestive tract, for repairing the gut barrier and in cases of reflux to help soothe the lining of the oesophagus. I'm curious to know if you've ever grown / used mugworth?
Hi Gaz! I highly recommend adding Artemisia annua to your apothecary! Two years ago I had a persistent cough that lasted for weeks that was utterly exhausting (it was so bad that I was coughing blood) until a friend of mine who is a naturopath recommended Artemisia tea a few times a day. In a few days the cough was completely gone. My 79 year-old mother-in-law had c*v*d last year and Artemisia stopped it in its tracks in a few days, it was amazing. I bought Artemisia seeds and I will add to the garden this year.
It's worth mentioning that there is more than one type of skullcap and more than one type of echinacea. It is the root of echinacea that is specifically used for cold and flu. It is important that we know what part of the herb to use and what species to use.
I love looking around that kitchen area. The terracotta wall color, dark green painted wood and natural wood throughout combo.❤ Gaz isn’t hard to look at or listen to either.😃
Wonderful video ❤ Blue vervain is another wonderful calming herb ... especially for high stress overachievers 🤣 and good for this time of year! Happy holidays 🌲
I love this episode. I use all those herbs, so it was nice to see my use of them be further validated. I also recommend yarrow root oil for healing peri-oral dermatitis. It healed my skin. With it after a particularly bad breakout.
Ever gotten into flower essences by any chance? I feel like it would be right up your alley. I’m an avid user of such essences, and they work wonders for addressing emotional and energetic patterns in the body. For instance, the yarrow flower helps sensitive people stay more grounded. Would be fun for you to make them, too!
A big thumbs up only a few seconds into this video as soon as You mentioned Rudolph Steiner.Big yes to all of this! Nature is the way, it has all the answers we need. Taking active components from plants & synthesizing it into petroleum based meds ain't it for me. Looking forward to watching this video and reading comments on it. There's always a room to learn more.
I have been using mullein for a few years now. I have to an overabundance growing all over my garden so I harvest tons of it. I had something similar to covid and it was trying to get into my lungs. I smoked it and it immediately cleared my lungs and broke up the phlegm! I also grind up dried leaves and put it in tea, as well as take the leaves in capsule form and use the homeopathic version and it is amazing as well. Additionally, I harvest the flowers, dry them and put in olive oil with dried turmeric and make an ear oil. It helps clear inflammation and pain in the ears. I make elderberry syrup and put them in small ice cube trays and pop one into my first water of the day and take daily. I am going to try willow bark soon and are how that works instead of synthetic aspirin. I have echinacea tincture as well. I have also been using castor oil and it is amazing stuff. Nature knows best!
Gaz, you have to visit australia and do a cooking series. Look up Australia Wildlife Sanctuary, Natural Bridge. Thats where i live. Ive lived all over Australia and this is where i ended up. Come visit us 🎉
Love your videos and your connection to nature. These are lost skills in todays generation and it’s so lovely to see your passion shine through. I’m definitely going to try some of these 😊
My day job is as a cancer researcher. There is absolutely a time and place for highly targeted medical therapies. But equally there’s a lot of preventative medicine in herbal remedies and essentially the science I do today grew out of the study of the natural world going back a few hundred years.
The brown liquid from the aloe plant of what some call Imodium in the natural community has been known to help with cancer also go with obviously cannabis which is also helpful with some of the symptoms and cell death.
@ yes absolutely but there’s a massive difference between killing cells in a controlled environment and turning that into a medicine. That’s where me and people like me come in.
I know honey is not considered by many as vegan, but it’s good for burns, cuts and is anti-microbial and anti-bacterial. For the mullein leaf, yes it can be taken in other forms, but when smoked it actually heals the lungs and gets rid of excess mucus. Many of the herbs you are speaking of in this video are great and yes, oils and teas and tinctures as well as other methods are great for herbs and storage. For raspberry leaf it has to be red raspberry leaf and it’s good for women in all stages, it’s also used after women have babies in various forms and it helps with the cycle not just the symptoms before or after.
Love your videos gaz where did you get your tea pot from .also gaz I suffered from kidney stones so I drink dandelion tea and nettle tea to ho pefully keep away .love my teas .
the natural world is full of wonders and pure miracles,i must say your approach changed alot lately since you're in nature. i hope when you say "specialist " approach you dont mean a doctor 😂
Can I use any spirit, or does it need to be Vodka? Wonderful video btw, I sent it to my parents, my Mum grows so many herbs and various flowers, she has so many of the ones you mentioned, I just know it is going to really encourage her to make teas and tinctures herself, ty
EverClear if you have it, is good, but you have to look at the proof of the alcohol when using tinctures or if you decarboxylate it you need a higher proof alcohol. Some plants are better in oil form as some of the properties come out in fats which alcohols don’t have. The barks tend to work better in teas and tinctures like when doing Mamajuana which would use rum(Brugal which is a different flavor from traditional rum) and red wine, but for curing. The same barks in older recipes were mixed with other ingredients and done as a tea. If using willow for pain relief sometimes the tea is better like with headaches as the alcohol can worsen the pain, but with other types of pain the tinctures could work.
@@gazoakleychef Yep, I'm ordering a couple of them as we speak. For someone who is a complete beginner, what herbs should you first start with? Indigo have so many :)
How do you get valerian not to stink up your whole house? I have it in a double ziplock bag and sealed in a glass jar and I can still smell it! It's so stinky!
There are a tonne of anti-cancer herbs that I take on a regular preventative measure, recommend doing some research. As I mentioned, herbalism for me, is rather a prevention tool rather than a cure
Here are some anti cancer herbs I use daily as preventative - 1. Turmeric 2. Green Tea 3. Garlic 4. Ginger 5. Holy Basil (Tulsi) 6. Wheatgrass 7. Rosemary 8. Ashwagandha 9. Turkey Tail Mushroom 10. Dandelion Root 11. Reishi Mushroom 12. Thyme
Also things I avoid at all costs - 1. Processed food 2. Sugar 3. Alcohol 4. Animal products 5. Lack of sleep 6. Stress 7. Artificial fragrances 8. Plastic clothing 9. Inorganic foods 10. Smoking + much more
I am a naturopathic herbalist in Australia. Recently I converted our dining room into an Apothecary where I store over 100 herbs, kombucha, kefir, sourdough starter, kvass, glycerites, extracts, sauerkraut, mushrooms, sprouts and other things I am tinkering around with. We pulled most of the plants out of our garden and gave them away then planted over 45 herbs we commonly use to save on money. Much respect to you ❤❤
My favourites are Damiana, Willow Bark, Ashwagandha, Turmeric and Icelandic Moss.
Wow this sounds like heaven! I’d love to visit 🧑🏽🌾
I take damiana to assist with adrenal fatigue. Good job with your apothecary, I need to step it up 😅
@@badpepsi I outgrew the pantry with my herbs and we were not using the dining room so we pulled the table out and put that in another lounge room. We acquired 2nd hand shelving and other cupboards etc all on free local Facebook groups and over the course of the last 3 months have made it my apothecary and meditation space. It’s beautiful and rustic and all my favourite things are in there. My friends keep their jars and bottles for me in exchange for Booch (kombucha) or teas and it’s the best thing I have ever created.
Sounds like #apothecarygoals 😍 I have an unused corner in my kitchen and something like this is what I envision there!
May i ask you how to use aswagandha deliciously?
I'm an herbalist from West Virginia. Enjoyed this video! Love natural medicine.
Awesome! Thank you!
So inspiring, Gaz! My friend Camie and I are much older than you, but we are doing our best to get back to basics and reclaim control of our health. Thank you for sharing your life!
I am proud of you for learning about herbs/plants for their medicinal properties. My people believe, the plants that grow each season are the plants we will need for medicine for that season. Twice I was prescribed manmade medicine and each time I had a serious reaction so I rely on holistic remedies, have a huge herb garden, and dry, freeze, store the herbs to have on hand when I need them. Fortunately I am healthy, but I use all my herbs, and share them, throughout the year.
After leaving America to my quaint little European village in the sun, I started my garden and built an apothecary in 2023. It continues to grow as I learn about herbs, spices, fruits, oils, etc. that work to prevent and help to heal ailments. Best thing I've ever done and will never rely on pharma or modern doctors and their toxins. Everything I consume is locally sourced, which makes a huge difference to my health and wellness. Thank you for this video, I look forward to taking notes!
@gazoakleychef - if you take the yarrow leaves, dry them then blend using a milling blade until it is powder - this acts as a quick clot for bleeding. Similar to “Quik Clot” that we got issued in the military or “Celox” but those two contain animal products so yarrow has a similar effect but from nature instead. Cayenne pepper can also be used for mild bleeds in the same way. Just powder either into wounds. Yarrow stings less. Just be mindful with any form of quick clot powder of wind direction, which is the main reason the military switched from powder to infused bandage versions. You can carry cayenne powder and yarrow powder in one of those pill keyrings for small emergencies.
So you only sprinkle the powder on a bleeding wound?! Of course not a big one, a knife cut let’s say or a paper cut
Your videos are a constant source of joy. I have them playing in the background and replay them🤣. Loving your space , always inspirational and tranquil🙏🙏🙏
Goodness Gaz & team! 🤩 Another amazing project from your creative heartfelt inspirations. 🦚 Mother Earth 🌎 appreciates your peaceful love bestowing balance & harmony. Thank you Gaz🦋❤🕊️💫
Thank you so much! Beautiful comment
@@gazoakleychef Much thanks to you Gaz 🕊️. Love bonds & leads the way. ❤️🌎💫
I love the herb videos SO MUCH. I work at a medicinal herb shop and watching the community grow is the best❤❤
I recently started an herb garden. It is so rewarding to grow your own medicine, especially as you age, because doctors love to prescribe over the counter medication to the elderly. I'm 71, and I'm refusing the medication. Doing my own research and studying. Thanks for sharing❤
Wonderful masterclass-- thank you! As a Lifestyle Medicine Doctor, I appreciate you and your team!! Thank you for mentioning empowering us to engage both herbal and allopathic medicine in measure. Learning always, consider how these may complement and how they may clash. As a start, always chart what herbal medicines you use and share with your healthcare providers and healers alike so their recommendations may be tailered to you. Someday I hope to see your lecture--- thanks again!!🥰🌱🌻
I have a seasonally allergy to sunflower pollen that is hard to avoid as I adore these beauties that volunteer offering perpetual food for my beloved wild bird population. Soooo- I was ever so thrilled when I harvested, brewed and drank blue elderberry tea to find my allergy symptoms immediately cleared up! Next year I need to save some dried to add to my homegrown herbal tea blend. Nettles are my #1 wellness staple!!🎯 Love this topic, Gaz!🙏 You’re the best!!!!!!💙🌱😘💚
❤this video is so inspiring! You should write your own herbal book! Using pictures in your own garden!
Good idea I hope that will happen 📚
Can't wait to watch this video ❤🥰 You inspire me to learn and be active in searching ways to heal and stay healthy. Lost my trust in regular medicine. When it comes to mental health issues I truly believe there must be herbs that can help like looking at good nutritious food. Thank you Gaz for sharing your knowledge and love at this subject.
I absolutely love the direction your life and content is taking, and is so nice to see you growing and changing. herbs are so special and powerful, I'd love to one day grow my own! Marshmallow root is very powerful for the digestive tract, for repairing the gut barrier and in cases of reflux to help soothe the lining of the oesophagus. I'm curious to know if you've ever grown / used mugworth?
Thank you so much! Agree with everything you says! Yes I grow mugwort too!
Hi Gaz! I highly recommend adding Artemisia annua to your apothecary! Two years ago I had a persistent cough that lasted for weeks that was utterly exhausting (it was so bad that I was coughing blood) until a friend of mine who is a naturopath recommended Artemisia tea a few times a day. In a few days the cough was completely gone. My 79 year-old mother-in-law had c*v*d last year and Artemisia stopped it in its tracks in a few days, it was amazing. I bought Artemisia seeds and I will add to the garden this year.
Thank you!!! I believe it’s also known as wormwood! Thanks for the recommendation, I’m planning on growing it 2025 too ❤️ thanks for watching xx
Loving the setting, lighting and above all the energy and enthusiasm oozing when you talk about all these magical herbs
Thank you ❤️
you are an wonderful expression of the divine, always a vibe tuning into you
❤️
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on your Herbal garden. This is a special video. ❤
You are so welcome!
Pharmacist follower here! 👋🏼👋🏼👏🏻👏🏻
It's worth mentioning that there is more than one type of skullcap and more than one type of echinacea. It is the root of echinacea that is specifically used for cold and flu.
It is important that we know what part of the herb to use and what species to use.
Great point!
i love mullein i use it daily along with mugwort and marshmallowroot x
Some of my favourites ❤️
I love looking around that kitchen area. The terracotta wall color, dark green painted wood and natural wood throughout combo.❤ Gaz isn’t hard to look at or listen to either.😃
Wonderful video ❤ Blue vervain is another wonderful calming herb ... especially for high stress overachievers 🤣 and good for this time of year! Happy holidays 🌲
Such a lovely vudeo. Love the cabinet you are storing the herbs in, it inspires me.
Thanks love anything to do with medical herbs n benefits 🔥
I love this episode. I use all those herbs, so it was nice to see my use of them be further validated.
I also recommend yarrow root oil for healing peri-oral dermatitis. It healed my skin. With it after a particularly bad breakout.
Thank you for watching 🙏❤️
Ever gotten into flower essences by any chance? I feel like it would be right up your alley. I’m an avid user of such essences, and they work wonders for addressing emotional and energetic patterns in the body. For instance, the yarrow flower helps sensitive people stay more grounded.
Would be fun for you to make them, too!
Love this! Best video I’ve seen in a long time. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insight in all manner of things.
Probably my favourite video...(they are all my favourite 😅) but I love so much herbs and spices and tea ect... so inspiring again and again
Lemonbalm! For help with sleep!
Yes! My favourite
@@gazoakleychef nothing else works for me.
Love this video ❤ sent it to all my farming friends. I learned a few new herbs from u- thank u! ❤
A big thumbs up only a few seconds into this video as soon as You mentioned Rudolph Steiner.Big yes to all of this! Nature is the way, it has all the answers we need. Taking active components from plants & synthesizing it into petroleum based meds ain't it for me. Looking forward to watching this video and reading comments on it. There's always a room to learn more.
You're literally living the life I see myself living lol--now he's going fully Apothecary 😍😍🥰🥰
I’m going to grow lots more herbs next year. Your apothecary is beautiful. As is the rest of your kitchen ❤
You can do it! Thank you Debby ❤️
I have been using mullein for a few years now. I have to an overabundance growing all over my garden so I harvest tons of it. I had something similar to covid and it was trying to get into my lungs. I smoked it and it immediately cleared my lungs and broke up the phlegm! I also grind up dried leaves and put it in tea, as well as take the leaves in capsule form and use the homeopathic version and it is amazing as well. Additionally, I harvest the flowers, dry them and put in olive oil with dried turmeric and make an ear oil. It helps clear inflammation and pain in the ears.
I make elderberry syrup and put them in small ice cube trays and pop one into my first water of the day and take daily.
I am going to try willow bark soon and are how that works instead of synthetic aspirin.
I have echinacea tincture as well.
I have also been using castor oil and it is amazing stuff. Nature knows best!
I love what you do ! I have done some but. Never to the wonderful level reach! But is my dream❤❤❤❤❤❤Thank you❤❤❤❤❤
Wonderful video!! I think it has been my favourite video of the channel, thank you!!!
Wow, thank you!
Gaz, you have to visit australia and do a cooking series. Look up Australia Wildlife Sanctuary, Natural Bridge. Thats where i live. Ive lived all over Australia and this is where i ended up. Come visit us 🎉
Amazing, thank you 🙏🏻🌹✨🙏🏻
You are so welcome
Wiw this us exactly what I have been wanting to learn and been thinking of the last 2 months. Thank you
You are so welcome
probably add your herbs with ginger, galangal, turmeric. best antiinflammatory combination. easy to grow as well
Great transition to your land...love it❤
You're doing gteat
James Wong did a series for BBC called "Grow your own drugs"
Beautiful and important video! ❤
Love your videos and your connection to nature. These are lost skills in todays generation and it’s so lovely to see your passion shine through. I’m definitely going to try some of these 😊
Thank you so much!
I just love these videos 💚🤩🤩 so inspiring .I do dry herbs and make the teas and 🥰🥰
Sounds great!
My day job is as a cancer researcher. There is absolutely a time and place for highly targeted medical therapies. But equally there’s a lot of preventative medicine in herbal remedies and essentially the science I do today grew out of the study of the natural world going back a few hundred years.
The brown liquid from the aloe plant of what some call Imodium in the natural community has been known to help with cancer also go with obviously cannabis which is also helpful with some of the symptoms and cell death.
@ yes absolutely but there’s a massive difference between killing cells in a controlled environment and turning that into a medicine. That’s where me and people like me come in.
I know honey is not considered by many as vegan, but it’s good for burns, cuts and is anti-microbial and anti-bacterial.
For the mullein leaf, yes it can be taken in other forms, but when smoked it actually heals the lungs and gets rid of excess mucus.
Many of the herbs you are speaking of in this video are great and yes, oils and teas and tinctures as well as other methods are great for herbs and storage.
For raspberry leaf it has to be red raspberry leaf and it’s good for women in all stages, it’s also used after women have babies in various forms and it helps with the cycle not just the symptoms before or after.
Gaz is goals
I had a herbal medicine cabinet many years ago. I feel inspired to revive it!
Thank you! I learned so much! 💯💪🏽
Thanks for watching Ronnie
Love your videos gaz where did you get your tea pot from .also gaz I suffered from kidney stones so I drink dandelion tea and nettle tea to ho pefully keep away .love my teas .
Frohe Weihnachten 🎄!
Gaz Oakley.
I will never forget my vegan Beaf Wellington at Christmas.
thank you so much for this video!!! a true gift
You're so welcome!
Skullcap is also a wonderful trophorestorative for the nervous system. I rely on it heavily!
Thank you for sharing !!!
20:16 "my girlfriend says"
I can just hear the hearts breaking lol
Love this ❤
Just wonderful what you do!
Thank you kindly!
Amazing video! Be careful w St John’s Wort if you are on an antidepressant, as it can cause serious harm in the wrong dose 😊
I grew passionflower this year . 😍
Powerfully good.
Enjoyed your video. I am getting into herbs as well
You migh twant to stop drying that potted plant next to the abinet ;) Thank you for yet another inspiring video.
Calendula tincture is miraculous for all skin issues and wounds
So Interesting ❤💚❤️💚❤️
My mullien sadly died
I'm looking forward to getting another seedling soon
I found lots wild this year!
@gazoakleychef wow, that's good
I didn't even think of looking in the wild for it
They are biannual so they grow for 2 years then die off but thankfully usually reseed prolifically ♡
I loved it, I'm getting into functional medicine, family thinks I'm nutz. But guess what it's working and ppl r seeing it
the natural world is full of wonders and pure miracles,i must say your approach changed alot lately since you're in nature. i hope when you say "specialist " approach you dont mean a doctor 😂
💎💎Awesome video! 💎💎
Thanks for the visit ❤️
Very nice Gaz!
Thank you kindly
Love your video! Where are your jars with the thick steel lids from? I love them so much❤
Link beneath the video 🫙
@@gazoakleychef Thank you so so much🙏
I’m in the US, how can we watch you tour?
How long is the typical shelf life of the herbs (dried, zalf and tincture)? Are there any storage tips to help preserve them longer?
Dried herbs last years but potency will wear off over time, similarly with tinctures
@ thanks alot for the informations
@@DoctorAfreeuse dark glass jars and keep them away from sunlight
@ noted 🤝👍
Thank you!
You're welcome!
I just stocked up on my Apothecary herbs and I was so excited to check out Pearl Jars unfortunately it looks like they dont sell in the US 😫
Ahhh sorry to hear that 😞
Hey Gaz! Is there a way to make tinctures without alcohol? I'm an addict and it's best not to have alcohol obviously.
Yes there is. Apple cider vinegar. The shelf life isn’t as long as alcohol though.
Can I use any spirit, or does it need to be Vodka? Wonderful video btw, I sent it to my parents, my Mum grows so many herbs and various flowers, she has so many of the ones you mentioned, I just know it is going to really encourage her to make teas and tinctures herself, ty
I use gin also occasionally 🫙
EverClear if you have it, is good, but you have to look at the proof of the alcohol when using tinctures or if you decarboxylate it you need a higher proof alcohol. Some plants are better in oil form as some of the properties come out in fats which alcohols don’t have. The barks tend to work better in teas and tinctures like when doing Mamajuana which would use rum(Brugal which is a different flavor from traditional rum) and red wine, but for curing. The same barks in older recipes were mixed with other ingredients and done as a tea.
If using willow for pain relief sometimes the tea is better like with headaches as the alcohol can worsen the pain, but with other types of pain the tinctures could work.
@@bluetinsel7099 really helpful, thank you 😊
@@gazoakleychef OK thank you 👍
Please write a book and include content from todays episode!
One day ❤️
Merry xmas
The Bible says,'herbs are for the healing of the nation'
Cảm ơn đã chia sẻ vi deo chúc sức khỏe vui vẻ và bunh an❤🎉
Does anyone know which Pear jars he uses, there are so many on the site?
The Luna storage jar 🫙
@@gazoakleychef Thanks SO much Gaz, I'm ordering now, plus some herbs from Indigo. Love this video. xx
Brilliant! Don’t forget to check out the books I also mentioned beneath the video ❤️ have a great Christmas Jules xx
@@gazoakleychef Yep, I'm ordering a couple of them as we speak. For someone who is a complete beginner, what herbs should you first start with? Indigo have so many :)
Deffo the ones I mention in this video 👌
I have my own home made pharmacy with herbs, balms, tinctures, flue syrup, fire cider and more.
You’re a credit to your family ❤️
How do you get valerian not to stink up your whole house? I have it in a double ziplock bag and sealed in a glass jar and I can still smell it! It's so stinky!
Would you please give the latin names of the herbs. The English names give a strange translation. Wish you happy hollidays
That would have made the video 5x long and resulted in some funny pronunciation 😂
💚
Nice moka on the hob
Borletti
❤❤❤
Awesome information *)O(*
Hey Gaz, If you still need a replacement bag, dm me. I have one I can send you.
You have to watch Merlin.
How long have you been vegan mate
Such a shame you cant offer concession rates for your tour to make it accessible for people out of work (for health reasons) :(
I believe the tour is priced extremely reasonably, but I’m sorry if this doesn’t help you
Farm-acy 🍒 not Harm-acy 🚩
True 🧑🏽🌾
Sooooo important
Learn the hidden 👉 The Connections (2021) [short documentary]
God designed our bodies to heal itself if in v the right condition.😊
Every human illness... Which plants treats cancer then Gaz?
There are a tonne of anti-cancer herbs that I take on a regular preventative measure, recommend doing some research. As I mentioned, herbalism for me, is rather a prevention tool rather than a cure
Here are some anti cancer herbs I use daily as preventative -
1. Turmeric
2. Green Tea
3. Garlic
4. Ginger
5. Holy Basil (Tulsi)
6. Wheatgrass
7. Rosemary
8. Ashwagandha
9. Turkey Tail Mushroom
10. Dandelion Root
11. Reishi Mushroom
12. Thyme
Also things I avoid at all costs -
1. Processed food
2. Sugar
3. Alcohol
4. Animal products
5. Lack of sleep
6. Stress
7. Artificial fragrances
8. Plastic clothing
9. Inorganic foods
10. Smoking
+ much more